The Magpie Award for Poetry Closes Soon!
Less Than a Week to Go! The 2026 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Wednesday, April 15th! Poets, this is your last chance to polish up […]
Renée Sarojini Saklikar
‘The Tales of Fanon and Gavroche’ by Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Shall We Begin? From Pulp Literature Issue 48, find an all-new excerpt from Bramah’s Discovery, the third volume of Renée Sarojini Saklikar‘s epic fantasy series […]
Throwback Thursday: Told Under the Linden Tree by Rénee Sarojini Saklikar
Tales for a Better Apocalypse In the early days of 2023 we published ‘Told Under the Linden Tree’, a side-tale to Renée Sarojini Saklikar‘s climate […]
‘Roving Писанки’ by Veronika Gorlova
Poetry and Potions From The 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry, second-runner up Veronika Gorlova plays with form and magic in her poem ‘Roving Писанки’. Here’s […]
‘HAVE YOU SEEN PRECIOUS?’ by Cicely Grace
Certain Things From The 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry, first-runner up Cicely Grace grounds us within scene and reality in ‘HAVE YOU SEEN PRECIOUS?’. Here’s what […]
‘From the back row of the theatre of I Am’ by Angela Rebrec
Winning Poetry On Sunday at our Holiday Launch we were treated to a wonderful reading of the winner of the 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry, […]
Announcing the Shortlist for the 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry!
The Top Ten in the Nest Congratulations to the shortlisted poets for the 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry, each of whom made beautiful a piece of […]
The Magpie Award for Poetry Is Closing Soon!
Three Days Left to Enter The 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Monday, April 15th! Why not spend this weekend polishing up some poesy? (Oh, and […]
The 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry Is Now Open
Poets, Pick Up Your Pens! It’s time for the 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry. Earlybirds, catch your worm! Enter before March 15th and save. During the first two […]
Announcing Pulp Literature’s 2024 Pushcart Prize Nominees!
Pulp’s Picks We are delighted to announce our 2024 Pushcart Prize nominees! Over the last ten years, we’ve been honoured to publish so many talented authors and poets. […]